plasma
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ˈplɑs.maː/
noun
Definitions
- (physics) plasma, dense ionised gas
- (biology) blood plasma
- (biology) cytoplasm
- (mineralogy) plasma, dark green type of quartz
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin plasma derived from Ancient Greek πλάσμα (something formed, formation) derived from German Plasma (blood plasma, plasma, cytoplasm) derived from English plasma (ionised gas).
Origin
English
plasma
Gloss
ionised gas
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antiplasma English
- bioplasma English
- haemoplasma English
- hemoplasma English
- lymphoplasma English
- magnetoplasma English
- microplasma English
- nanoplasma English
- ovoplasma English
- phytoplasma English
- plasma English
- plasmablast English
- plasmacyte English
- plasmadynamics English
- plasmalemma English
- plasmalike English
- plasmapause English
- plasmaphysics English
- plasmasonic English
- plasmasphere English
- plasmatron English
- plasmic English
- plasmid English
- plasmin English
- plasmodesma English
- plasmogamy English
- plasmogen English
- plasmogenous English
- plasmoid English
- plasmon English
- subplasma English
- plasma Latin
- Blutplasma German
- Cytoplasma German
- Plasma German
- Plasmabegrenzung German
- Plasmabrenner German
- Plasmaphysik German
- Plasmaspiegel German
- Plasmodium German
- Zellplasma German
- plazma Hungarian
- bloed Dutch, Flemish
- bloedplasma Dutch, Flemish
- cytoplasma Dutch, Flemish
- plasma-tv Dutch, Flemish
- tv Dutch, Flemish
- plasma French
- плазма Russian
- πλάσμα Ancient Greek
- πλάσσω Ancient Greek
- plasma Norwegian Bokmål
- プラズマ Japanese
- plasma Norwegian Nynorsk
- neoplasma Irish
- πλάσμα Greek (modern)
- প্লাজমা Bengali